koberyan
09/18/2008
04:25:06 PM
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Re: The best way to train a dog
there are different techniques of training your dog, first of all lets have the do's and the dont's.
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koberyan
09/18/2008
04:25:34 PM
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Re: The best way to train a dog
First of all let's take in consideration the dont’s in dog training. We must bear in mind that dogs are living things and as beings, they have dissimilar attitudes and so training various kinds of breeds might be different from the others. In general, when training dogs, never ever put yourself nor your dog in a situation where both of you aren't ready to manage, in that way you can avoid any mishaps or frustration from appearing.
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koberyan
09/18/2008
04:26:00 PM
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Re: The best way to train a dog
if you're going to train your pup in your home with a bunch of older dogs, you should not allow them to be close to each other, especially if your older dog is very impatient of your puppy. In contrast to this, you must not expect that your dog will like all the dogs he/she will meet as well.
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koberyan
09/18/2008
04:26:36 PM
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Re: The best way to train a dog
furthermore, you should also not let your dog become to eager and overexcited, as for this, the result is that they'll be left out of control.
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koberyan
09/18/2008
04:26:54 PM
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Re: The best way to train a dog
add to that, Never establish your training goals to your dog and never castigate your dog for doing something inappropriate. I mean expect the unexpected.
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koberyan
09/18/2008
04:28:00 PM
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Re: The best way to train a dog
Now, let us consider the do’s of dog training. First up is to recognize that dogs need of his own space. You must establish that rapport of respect, so that in return, he/she would give that back to you. I mean dogs are really somewhat like humans, they also need to be respected.
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koberyan
09/18/2008
04:28:28 PM
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Re: The best way to train a dog
Be sure you make your dog feel that you as owner and trainer likewise functions as her guardian. A significant matter to recognize when training your dog is that occasionally you will not see eye to eye as to your training goals, so if it takes time for the dog to be in the same boat as you are, and so you must be extremely patient in understanding this fact.
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koberyan
09/18/2008
04:28:56 PM
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Re: The best way to train a dog
lastly, An effective way into optimistically rewarding your dog during challenging training is to list your dog’s basic needs, fears and concerns, let it be your priority. Because you desire your dog to learn, then it's of essence for him to feel that you really care about them by showering them with much attention.
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chillz
09/18/2008
04:48:14 PM
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Re: The best way to train a dog
there are different techniques of training your dog, all of these would never materialize you don't follow the basic do's and the dont's.
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convergue
09/26/2008
08:29:24 AM
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Re: The best way to train a dog
Assess your new rescue dog. If you got your dog from a rescue where he spent time in a foster home, the foster owner will be able to tell you a lot about the dog. Usually they know how he is with other dogs, cats, children and his general level of training so you have a head start. If your rescue dog came from a shelter, you will need to watch and learn what, if any, issues he has and what sort of training he need
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agreie
09/26/2008
08:30:26 AM
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Re: The best way to train a dog
There are different ways to train the dog. Such you teach to "stay. Be sure your dog understands a release command first sos that your dog will know when it is ok to move from the stay position.
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